Small Detail / Podesta Vault ( pizzagate )

submitted by Blacksmith21

I've seen this mentioned, but stumbled upon the actual article. Something strikes me as very odd about this. Sorry for the repost.

"huge subterranean vault beneath their house outside Washington - a white space 5m square and 4m high in which it will be possible to show "very complicated video pieces" on all four walls. "

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2004/apr/20/usa.world

Blacksmith21

I'd be even more curious to see what John's house looks like. What was the background on Tony and Heather's divorce? I'm assuming the records are sealed. I bet they are juicy though. I guess Heather got jealous because her husband liked poking 12 yo boys and girls more? Who friggin' knows.

MeatballPizza

I've seen another article where there are video 'art' pieces that require it (the video art) to be shown on walls. Obviously could be used for other purposes.

derram

https://archive.is/oOD8c :

Tony Podesta: globetrotting art collector | Culture | The Guardian

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GeneralProductsHull

not sure of the source, but I recall reading an article in which John Podesta appears to refer to "complicated art" in terms that suggest "complicated" is doublespeak for "offensive, outrageous, morally unacceptable". I had posted previously in the pizzagate reddit that a peek into his "vault" would be telling, to say the least. Same probably goes for his brother Tony and others, as well.

Just watched a Clint Eastwood movie called "Absolute Power". The main set piece is the vault of the President of the United State's closest friend. In it, besides his valuables, he kept a chair parked right in front of the two-way mirror that overlooks his bedroom. Used to watch his wife with other men.

Vaults of the very rich, powerful and corrupt are virtual evidence dumps. Be nice to get a look inside a few of them.